Northern Iowan — February 14, 2022

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fight for historical campus buildings continue	The fight to keep the Honors Cottage and Alumni House from being demolished continues; photo.
1	Wrestling defeated in close dual vs. ISU	The men's wrestling team has a close dual with Iowa State. It was decided by the final match, ending 16-15 with ISU on top; photo.
2	Meet the candidates: VP for Student Life	The final three candidates for the Vice President of Student Life position are introduced: Heather Harbach, Javier Flores, and Lyn Redington; photos.
2	Spring into the 2022 Career Fair	The spring Career Fair has expanded, increasing its employer participation by 35%; photo.
3	Reynolds attack on public education	Bailey Klinkhammer gives her opinion on the Iowa government's handling of public education; photo.
3	Banning books should not be the main concern	Jetta Colsch gives their opinion on banning books within schools, calling it irresponsible; photo.
4	"Death on the Nile" is a misguided murder mystery	"Death on the Nile" does not hold up to its predecessor, "Murder on the Orient Express," earning it a 2/5 rating; photo.
5	Trainers give athletes TLC	Reprinted from the September 18, 1981 edition, the article discusses how athletic trainers and specifically students in the program support athletics.
6	Panthers defeat Salukis, move into first place in MVC	The men's basketball team wins against the Southern Illinois Salukis, improving to 14-9 on the season and 10-3 in Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) play. This moves the Panthers to first place in the MVC; photo.
6	Panther women fall in heartbreaker to SIU, 64-60	The women's basketball team lost in a close game against the Southern Illinois Salukis, 64-60.